Mozarabe, let's be friends..

[Roger0704]

I decided to start my next Camino around 18 september 2023 from Almeria.
At least to Merida ( if I can create more time , all the way !! )

few questions:
Who is thinking about walking the Mozarabe around the same time?
What do you recomend I really don't miss seeing! ( except the Alhambra)
What fabulous food places you came across ( and you want to share with me)?
Where where your dream places to have a night like a prins/or princess.?

Thanks already for your answers !!

 

[BeatriceKarjalainen]

The Mezquita in Córdoba was one of my highlights. Castillo de Medellín was nice to visit as well.

I also loved the scenery between Alquife and Quentár and really enjoyed those 2 days of walking and just stopped to admire the views a lot.

You have a nice Camino in head of you. Buen Camino.

I had my best stay at a bit off route Spacio Zen in Graena y Cortes but I don’t know if it is still there. But it was really special to sleep in a cave house.

Me and food on the Camino is not compatible so I can not recommend any specific place.

 

[Dennis Pack]

If I finish the Norte with time left, I was hoping to try the Mozarabe, but that wouldn't happen until later in October ... and will depend on the weather and how I feel, being 76 by that time

 

[AuroraPeregrina]

I decided to start my next Camino around 18 september 2023 from Almeria.
At least to Merida ( if I can create more time , all the way !! )

few questions:
Who is thinking about walking the Mozarabe around the same time?
What do you recomend I really don't miss seeing! ( except the Alhambra)
What fabulous food places you came across ( and you want to share with me)?
Where where your dream places to have a night like a prins/or princess.?

Thanks already for your answers !!

I decided to do Almería - Santiago - Muxía - Finisterra, starting february or march 2024.
I hope you do walk your Mozárabe this september and post it here, because there is not many detailed reports from this camino. Specially for those who walk it by foot (usually the ones who do it from "beginin to end" are bicigrinos, which have difrent needs.
I intend to avoid Mérida, by taking the Trujillo variant (a bit shorter and also interesting). And at the end I plan to take the Sanabria variant, in order to avoid the encouter with camino francés (which I already walked and have too many walkers nowadays!)
If I could, I would walk Mozárabe this same year 2023. But my work do not aloud me.
Good Luck! Buen Camino!!